Transformer Lead Technician

Strata Careers•Durham, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are leading the industry in sustainable energy careers and strive to align company goals with those of our employees. Our mission is to make a difference by developing cost-efficient alternatives to traditional energy sources. The ideal Transformer Lead Technician will have a strong mechanical mindset and firm grasp of electrical theory. The ideal candidate will also be able to perform all aspects of power transformer services (assembly, internal & external repair, oil processing and handling) and demonstrate an exceptional understanding of high and medium voltage equipment found in substation and distribution systems. The candidate should be able to interpret and apply IEC, IEEE, ANSI/NETA ATS and MTS standards to the installation, maintenance, and repair of power generation systems and equipment.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required.
4+ years of commensurate electric utility high voltage and transformer work experience required.
Electrical theory education and/or related experience is required.
Willingness to respond to occasional calls outside of regular hours.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in Industrial Maintenance, Electrical/Electronic Technology preferred.
Class A CDL with hazmat preferred.
OSHA 30 construction and general industry preferred.

Responsibilities

Leads team in the day-to-day tasks of assembly(bushings, radiators, etc…) and processing(vacuum and oil handling) of high voltage power transformers.
Conducts transformer internal/external inspection and repairs.
Provide technical and field leadership of teams, ensuring safety and quality of work.
Utilizes aerial lift/bucket truck as a qualified operator.
Performs switching and grounding of medium and high voltage equipment.
Operates specialized test equipment including, but not limited to megohmmeters, AC/DC voltmeters, micro-ohmmeters.
Conducts acceptance and diagnostic testing, substation commissioning testing, and preventative maintenance in accordance with published testing procedures.
Verifies repairs using established commissioning and start-up procedures.
Makes electrical measurements, mechanical adjustments, disassembles and assembles equipment correctly.